Arie Luyendyk With wife Lauren Luyendyk (née Burnham) has embraced public figures after falling in love with him bachelor – But they feel different about showing their kids on social media.
43-year-old Arie told e! information Thursday, June 19, “We have kids online, and that’s what we do – not show your kids the choice, it’s your choice.”
“I think there will be a point in time when the kids are older, and we may not be online, but for now, we are happy with that.”
Arie and Lauren, 33 Meet in Season 22 bachelorthis was aired in 2018. Becca Kurfinhe later canceled their engagement after revealing that he still had feelings for Lauren.
Lauren and Arie then come back, he’s in After the last rose Special. The two got married in January 2019 and have since been married Welcome three children: 6-year-old daughters Alessi and Twins Lux and Senna, 4.
Although Arie had a mobile resection in 2022, she vowed that he “completed” the child, and he later had The surgery was reversed. Lauren announced in March She’s pregnant The fourth child with the couple, A girl.
Like most of their lives, both have updated their fans with social media about Lauren’s pregnancy and other family milestones.
While not all celebrities like to keep the kids focused, Lauren and Arie think their decision to feature Alessi, Lux and Senna on social media is positive – at least for now.
Alibaba told e! information. “And how we improve them.”
The couple’s approach to social media isn’t their only parenting decision out of the box. Lauren and Ali Exclusively tell US Weekly In August 2023, they struggled with Alessi’s idea, so Lauren decided to pull her out of school as soon as possible every day.
Arie Luyendyk Jr. and Lauren Burnham reveal the gender of their fourth child! The 43-year-old former bachelor and 33-year-old Lauren posted a joint gender reveal video via Instagram on Wednesday, April 16, announcing they were expecting another baby girl. The couple, with the help of three children – 5-year-old daughter Alessi, […]
Ali explained: “She might be happy. [Lauren’s] Like, “No, she’ll have more fun here,” Lauren later admitted that this wasn’t the case.
“She’s like, ‘I just arrived at the pool, mom- do you have to pick me up now?’ But I don’t know, it’s hard!” Lauren told us. “Maybe, he’s right. I did go in. [to] The principal’s office started crying yesterday. …I don’t think I’m ready to get her to school. ”
Lauren and Arie both agreed that having their eldest son die throughout the day, three times a week, was not ideal. “We think overall, ‘She’s not in kindergarten yet, so why put her in school for a long time?” us. “Because she has to go to school from kindergarten to high school.”
As the kids grow, Lauren and Arie keep them as close as possible, travel together, have impromptu beach days, and coordinate Halloween costumes. When they renew their oath in 2023, their little ones are even in their hands.
“I love our kids are there too. They have the best time. There are dancers from the island, they have these crazy costumes, Lux is like these dancers obsessed with it,” Lauren said. Exclusively tell us Aruba ceremony in August 2023. “[Lux] Like, it can’t be overcome. Too interesting. ”
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